Tune Belt SP2 - Cinturón de correr, soporte delgado para cintura con bolsillo seguro con cierre, almacenamiento a prueba de sudor, no se deshilacha, se adapta a teléfonos grandes, fácil acceso,

Perfect for running/walking or sight seeing. Feels very secure. Does not bounce around. Thin enough for wearing under clothes and holding essential valuables when travelling.

This belt is a comfortable fit. It is easy to put on and remove. It has one long pocket. This pocket has a divider that that spans the entire length of the pocket dividing it into two sections. There are no small pockets or pouches on either end. It is very easy to insert and remove my iPhone 15 Pro Max in its case. Other items can be kept in the other side of the pocket.

I ordered the Tunebelt SP1 and SP2 for two reasons: a) I couldn't tell from the reviews what made them different and b) I had spent so much money already trying and failing to find the perfect running belt so I may as well throw some more money away trying these guys out.The Tunebelt SP2 is what I've been looking for in a running belt for YEARS. I’m planning on stocking up on these immediately. Why?1) wide !!!elasticated!!! strap that doesn’t dig into my stomach and cause me to puke, will stay put when adjusted, and doesn’t bounce because of how wide it is and how sturdy the elastic is.2) super duper low profile clasp, only ~7mm high (my approximation)3) surprisingly big capacity! due to the stretchy but sturdy material it’s made out of + the fact that it’s not envelope-flat (unlike so many belts on the market). I fit my iphone 15, gigantic bundle of keys, airpods case, and 2 rows of Clifbloks inside easily. The roomy interior with zippered divider means you can grab things mid-run without everything spilling out AND it’s still low profile when tightened.4) The velcro fastener to the bag isn’t actually that big of a deal. Even when stuffed with all the above-mentioned things, the top stays shut and nothing falls out due to the stretchy neoprene body.5) did i mention how much this doesn’t bounce? without discomfort?? even with the ungodly amount of things i carry in this bag??? between the wide and thick elastic strap, the stretchy bag body, and secure strap adjustment buckles this thing hardly moves when you’re running. I have a 26” waist and, unlike countless other running packs I’ve tried, I still have room to cinch downI was honestly shocked by how the SP2 well it fit my daily running + marathon training needs. Despite the super outdated marketing materials, this is an outstanding product that more competitors should learn from. For those choosing between the SP1 and SP2… TLDR is that I’d recommend the SP2 if you’re looking for a daily run bag. The things I’ve noticed:1) The capacity of the 2 bags is approximately the same. Both can fit a phone, tons of keys, energy bloks, and an airpods case at LEAST. The SP1 is marginally bigger but the 2 zipper compartments don’t hold as much as I’d like.2) The SP2 has very streamlined strap + buckle. The SP1 has a clunky and conventional buckle and the straps are made of neoprene like the body of the bag. The SP1’s neoprene straps were a bit clunky to adjust because of the squishiness of the neoprene. Both bags held up well3) The SP2 has thinner neoprene relative to the SP1, but both are very sturdy. The SP1 material is a bit problematic because… (see below)4) The SP1 has a higher profile than the SP2 due to the thicker material and more boxy construction. Even when tightened, it does not reduce as much as the SP2 can with the same objects inside.5) The SP2 has fewer pockets. It says in the chart that they both have 3 pockets, but the third “pocket” on the SP2 is actually just the main compartment divided in 2 by the floating “3rd” zipper pocket divider. The SP1 actually has 3 different compartments, 2 zippered and 1 main. HOWEVER, these 2 zippered pockets on the SP1 are relatively shallow and short so I could only imagine using these for like a few cards + spare bills.Anyway, love love love, cannot recommend this more. The website + marketing materials for this bag may be outdated AF, but I've used it everyday for marathon training since I've gotten it.

A bit pricey but ultimately the one I chose to keep after purchasing about 7 different ones.PROS* MATERIAL: neoprene, soft, cushy, protective, water resistant* CLOSURE: velcro for easy open/close, still feels very secure* ORGANIZATION: 2 internal compartments separated by an internal zippered pocket; heavy flat phone against the body, keys, earbuds case and wallet in outside compartment which can expand to accommodate (not really using zippered pocket but I guess wallet/money/cards can more securely go in there)* NO BOUNCE DESIGN: I think the brilliance of this design is how the zippered pocket forces the heavier phone to stick against the body so less likely to bob up/down when running; also the velcro flap can further adjust volume such as all items inside are likely to stay in place* SAFETY: Reflective strips; not a must-have for me but good to have.* CLOSURE: slim buckleCONS* PRICE: Somewhat expensive compared to many cheap alternatives but ultimately providing good enough value so it is the one I am keeping* BRANDING: Not a fan of showing brand names on my attire. Would have preferred the understated elegance of not having the blue Tune Belt logo on the pack. However, it is small and the blue looks to be reflective so adds a bit of flair and safety so I find it acceptable.Highly recommended; actually like it so much am getting a second one for my wife.

I bought 2 to share one with my sister. We do lots of walking and it is a pain to carry iPhone on pocket or in hand. This waist wallet accommodates iPhone, ID and credit card/ money and you hardly know you are wearing it. Only problem I had is it is snug around my waist, so definitely goes under shirt. Would be nice if they added a few more inches on the strap.